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Black Duck Center for Open Source Research and Innovation
2016-2017
Open Source Security and Risk Analyses
Future of Open Source Reports

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Agenda
• Demographics
• Open Source Adoption
• Open Source Risks
• Risk Remediation
• A Look to the Future

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DEMOGRAPHICS

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Global Survey Response
819 IT Professionals from 91 countries

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2%
2%
3%
3%
4%
4%
7%
7%
11%
12%
43%
Retail
Health Care
Media
Automotive
Manufacturing
Government/Military
Banking and Financial Services
Education
Other
Consulting
Technology/ISV Telecommunications
Industry Representation

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Open Source Awareness is Organization Wide
Legal Professional
VP/C-Level Executive
Development
Manager/Director
Other
Security Professional
Systems Architect/CTO
IT Operations/DevOps
Professional
Software Developer
65% of respondents are
developers, IT
operations, system
architects, security
professionals

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USAGE

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60% Increased Open Source Usage
26% Remained Constant
Momentum for Open Source Continues to Increase
86% of organizations report Open Source use
increased or remained constant

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Organizations Use Open Source to…
16%
28%
69%
69%
77%
Embed in hardware products
Develop open source software
Power our infrastructure
Create customer applications
Build internal applications

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Open Source Fulfills Strategic Objectives
37%
44%
55%
55%
67%
84%
Availablity of skilled developers
Code quality and security
Rate of innovation
Functionality
Freedom to customize code
Low cost with no vendor lock-in

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Open Source is Core to IT Infrastructure
52%
53%
57%
Systems Management/Operating Systems
Containers/DevOps/Virtualization/Cloud
Computing
Development Tools/Software Development
Lifecycle

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The Impact of Open Source is Significant
55%
61%
63%
Improves interoperability of systems
Improves quality of solutions we build
Speeds innovation

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CONTRIBUTION

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Organizations Recognize Benefits to Participation
34%
46%
53%
Deliver product as open source
Encourage active engagement and
contributions
Fix and enhance existing projects

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Contributions Reduce Overall Cost of Ownership
Shift From 2016
69% Fix Bugs
33% Reduce Costs
37%
38%
49%
55%
Gain competitive advantage
Fundamental to our product
strategy
Reduce development and support
costs
Fix bugs or add functionality

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Open Source Community Involvement is Healthy and Growing
48%
said the number of people
contributing to open source in their
organization is increasing.
25%
have more than 50% of their
developers contributing to one
or more OSS projects

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POLICY and
GOVERNANCE

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Organizations Understand Open Source Risks ….
53.5%
53.7%
54.6%
Comply with open source licenses
Monitor project and version usage
Aware of known security vulnerabilities

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…. But Open Source is Still Unmanaged in Most Organizations
60%
don’t have a formal
process for managing
open source or are
unaware of one in their
organization
OVER
Other (please specify)
2%
I don’t know
16%
No, we do not have a
formal process
45%
Yes - Multiple
departmental processes
10%
Yes - standardized
company-wide process
27%
Other
37%

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Respondents Highlighted Successful Open Source Policies …
33%
39%
39%
42%
Policy guidance in developer tools
Approved open source licenses
Approved open source components
Structured review process for components

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… But Organizations Still Struggle With Enforcement
24% Policy provides recommendations
but is not reviewed or enforced
14% Code is manually reviewed but
policy is not consistently enforced
Only 15% indicated enforcement with automated controls,
while 25% review code via manual controls and enforcement

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RISK

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Organizations Highlight Ongoing Open Source Risks ….
61%
64%
66%
71%
74%
Adherence to internal development policies
Exposure of internal systems to exploitation
Intellectual property concerns
Exploitation of public facing applications
Unknown quality of components

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50% Indicated open source reviews rely primarily on developer information
38% Don’t review code for open source
…. But Open Source Reviews Aren’t Thorough
45% review for open
source code usage
during development

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Open Source Code Review Models
23%
27%
28%
38%
String search and visual inspection
Internally developed tools
Third party tools
No open source code review
Over 60% had no
structured open source
code review process

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Manual Vulnerability Assessments Challenge Security Orgs
25%
have no process for
identifying, tracking or
remediating known open
source vulnerabilities
OVER
50%
say internal resources
manually identify and track
remediation of known open
source vulnerabilities
OVER

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57% Developers responsible for identifying and tracking open source vulnerabilities
40% Security Team takes ownership of tracking code usage
26% Nobody has explicit responsibility
Shift From 2016
50% revealed no team took
responsibility for tracking
open source vulnerabilities
Open Source Security Is a Shared Responsibility

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LOOKING FORWARD

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2017 Insights
• The world’s appetite for open source software
continues at a furious pace.
• Open source solutions reduce development costs
and increase time to market
• Awareness of security risks in open source
components is increasing
• Even if organizations aren’t aware of their open
source usage, open source is present in IT
workloads in 90% of organizations

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Open Source is Fundamental to Modern Software
Driving Us Forward
• Default development model for new apps
• Builds on the success of others
• Shares critical expertise between orgs
• Accelerates product innovation
• Solves critical business problems
• Improves IT processes

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Challenges Ahead
• Effective management of open source is not keeping
pace with its increased usage
• High profile vulnerabilities highlight a need for
greater security process
• Lack of automation opens the
door to increased risk

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Own Your Success – Participate in OSS Communities
Active community engagement …
• Increases project vibrancy
• Ensures project longevity and innovation
• Reduces security risks
• Ensures bugs are fixed quickly and properly
Get involved.
Build something amazing.
Have fun.

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Questions?

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Thank You!
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